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IMPORTANT RULING.

In a recent mining suit tried in Mon
tana. the Supreme Court Of that Terri
tory decided that the owners Of mining
claims on which there is U. 8. patent
have an incontestable right to the sur.
face ground contained within the limits
OF the patented area, and that no valid
title can be acquired to the real estate
inclosed therein by holders Of townsite
or real estate patents, except by pur-
chase from the holders Of the patent on
the mines upon which such towntite or
improvements are located.
Further, that any time the owner Of
the mine desires TO use the surface
ground whereon improvements have
been made by claimants of real estate
or townsite titles, within the boundaries
of his patented mining ground, IT must
be vacated by said claimant.
Under the above ruling all titles to
real estate on patented mining ground
are invalid, and owners Of real estates
and authorities holding townsite patents
are therefore at the mercy Of corpor-
ations, holding patented mining ground,
as they can at will compel settlers with.
in the boundary limos prescribed by their
patents to vacate.
In the case where the above decision
was rendered, suit was brought by the
Silver King Mining Company to recover
possession Of portion Of its patented
ground. upon which portion Of the
townsite Of Butte City was located.
Notwithstanding the fact that the pat
snt on the townsite was granted anterior
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President Cleveland evidently cannot
steer himself down the serpentins and
rocky stream Of official life, and seems to
have no one to steer him. 1t makes
even those who do not admire him sorry
to sec him trapped into advertising that
low drunken rufIian John L. Sullivan by
actually receiving him and holding
friendly converse with him at q White
House reception. The President would
have done himself credit had he turned
his back upon Manager Shcedy aud John
L. Sullivan and ordered servant to
show them the way out.--s. r. Daily
Report.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Improvements on Nssdov Valley street: lot ie
block rs, tax IS 90, penalty s6cts. sdv Ia: totsi
50 90.
Myers J L Bro Fec simple title 10 lot ON
McUannon street; lot a. bloch IS: nlso iot on
Piochs street; lot 9, block also lot on Pioche
street; lot Is, block also lot on Nsin strsst:
lot a. block 90. tai 81 as. penalty lscfs. A "a.
total 81 So, ~
o'Heil John--Fes simple title to lot and
improvements on Mssdow VALLEY street: iot 4.
S27s. ~
saunders T Mrs-Fss simple title to lot on
Main strest: lot TO- block nj slso i III an N NJ
street; lot is blocs "a: ~, Ia on M",r ~ .r..s
o, 10. block 76; also lots on Msin stresr: iots
II, ~ and ~, block ~. tsx 81 10. psnsity al.
Adv 81; total cs 81, -
corvrv
oNA'
Appot = ArvPoesaseoSy claim 10 ~ acres Of
s1sa ~ = n4ssssylsh ~ sAx slsp, penalty Apcss
glAir a J-tossessory claim to . lot and houss
N bistol. express once; lot II. block rs; also
~ saa y nouss IN Bristol: express otdcs; lot !.
piock 70; also lot and house In Bristol, rest
dsnce; LOT .. block 5. tag % Is. psnslly t2cts.
aas ~; total y y.
inpsovsmsnls. known a. saloon; tax s. 20,
penalty Ssess. .dv y; total % 80.
belding . [kstste ofl-balance unpaid on
motgAse irum eyphus Gentry TO ChAndler
beIaias, dated 5snu.ry Srd. lsSS; tax ~ bU.
psnaiLy sscss' .dv -; tctsi tees.
Crow b-Possassory Claim 70 % acres Of
l.na ana Improvements 10 Clover Valley tAx
sm >, penalty 81 10 y. sdv ~; total $iA u.
oeuoetts A. foss,ssofy claim 70 house and
io 70 noyal usy, Known - the property Of
Louis Droiests; tsx u 10, pensity l7cts, adv ";
''ss. ssw 80.
oentry = byphus-Possessory claim to $50
acres o. land st st Thomas. on the Muddy river
selolnine senninfs ana bonein rsnches; tai
hsmphn lde-fosssascry claim st Beaver
IAN; aiso Possessory cisiln 70 io0 ecres lanu
snu impe9vemenIs g W 70 Clover Valley tax sss oO,
Pensig ~ so, sdv ~; totai 30 -.
aickmAh sonn nnoIfosseseory claim 70 house
S,., Sna iys "a hAeN ssiey, Known - sne Tom
mDorreli " properly; TAX szi w. penalty ~ TO- adv
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to that on the Silver King lode, the
court ruled that: "The townsite pat.
ent does not cover the mineral ground
included within the limits Of the patent
granted to the owners of the lode. That
the Silver King patent conveys perfect
title to the surface ground, in contro.
yersy to which appellants have no claim
whatever"
The decision is in harmony with the
ruling Of the U. S. Supreme Court in .
similar case.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the sixth Judicial District Court,
IN and for the County Of Lincoln, State OF Ne
indignant rendered In said Court, on the Twsn-
y.third day Of August, A. o. 1854, In favor Of
the State Of Nevads, plaintiff, and against the
Bristol silver Mining Company and also the
real estate and improvements hereinaftsr de-
scribed, defendants, for the sum Of One Thou
sand Etghty-three and ll.l00 (9l ,Oe3 l1-lOU)
doilars. tax and delinquency, together with
Forty.four and 60-l00 (s44 50 1907 dollars, tax
costs. and all accruing Gusts. have levied on
the following property. to wit:
PosseaBory claim to one hundred and sixty
(l60) acres Of land. about one ~ mile nortn
81 Bristols snd improvemears therrcp. consist
4 blacksmith shep. I d seiiipg- -houss, re6taursos
and ofl1ce, stsbie and ho1ss, hvtsDisg-woEbs
and stable - Msy1ower mlna, Jhloriding fur
mace ~ mill, and ono pair Fairbanks scales--in
Lincoln county, State Of Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that on
aonday. 9th Day OF October.
A. D. 1884. between the hours Of o'clock In the
morning and O'Clock In the afternoon, namely,
It 10 O'Clock n. Of said day, will sell all the
right, title and interest Of said Bristol Silver
Aiming Company in and to the above described
ssid property to satisfy said above sum Of
Sl.lH 6i-lO0 tax delinquency, coats and sccru.
ing costs, ct the front door Of the County Court
mouse, ct Phoebe, County Of Lincoln, state Of
Nevada. at public suction, for cash In hand, 10
the highsst and best bidder, to satisfy said
execution and sll costs. ~ Va
sepstd. o.P. SHERWOOD. sherif.
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NOTICE OF
TAX SALE.
DELINQUENT LIST OF PROPERTY FOR
THE YEAR 1885. LINCOLN COUNTY
NEVADA.

Notice Is hereby given to those whom It may
concern and 70 the following named persons
aud to all owners Of. or claimants to, the real
estate and improvements thereon, or improve
mcnts when assessed separately. hereinafter
described, known or unknown. That the taxes
for State and County, purposo3 for the year
A. D. 1ge6. assessed assinst the following de-
scribed pieces or parcels Of properly arc now
delinquent; that ten per cent penalty and two
dollars. S2.00, cost Of advertising. hiss been
added In each case, and that any piece or parcel
Of property upon which said Ia xes, penalty and
costa shall remain unpaid on
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Garden "sasan - putting forth tho
tcnder leaf and the Chinese vender will
soon be crying; ''Lettishee. ladishee.
gleens Times Review.
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TAX AND pErrseuRsor.

Fer Di1l.usaas. f.stssr-usnds, Castls
veuehsrsv aad all kinds Of Jsb Prins.
ing, slthsr Fancy ~ P1aan applY u
this Record 0u1es.
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uo1u more money than ct slything else by
taxing IN agency for the bast selling
UuU book out. BsGinners suocssd grAndly.
Co.. Pnstlsud, Msine,
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illegal.


RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IssuEp
- out Of tho Sixth Judicial District Court
in aud for the County OF Lincoln, State Of Ne
vada, and to me directed and delivered for n
Judgment rendered in said Court ca the Twen
tieth day OF January, A. d. 1883, In favor Of A /.
D. Blair and against the Bristol Silver Mining
Company, for the sum Of Nineteen Hundred
thirteen and zS100 f$l ,sls 4al dollars. debt, to.
gether with $69-76 dollars, tax COSTS and Ill ac
cruing costs and iaterest, have levied on the
following property ,to-wit'
steam boiler with attachments, Y barrel
Portland cement, pair bullion scales. roll !
battary screcn. cans Of sodium, - small blacl
Iead etucibles, pair crucib1e tcnss. bnl
lion molds, assay muf1ea,4 button riolda,
Iron mortsre and pestles. six quictsiiver Settlas
shoes, wood wheelbarrow, 2retorts, IL length
gass-pipe, l Bnokestsck about 90 fent lri,e.
csht-iron retort front, 4smonkey wrcnchot,
ANAL sledees, hsnd-ax q V pipe wrenches,
poundstron wsshers, Q snsers, 10 planis AXIS
inches, 13 feet long = lqunres i iron xheelbrr
row, anvil. "a blacksmith toois with handles
patent acrew plstes, II pairs pltcksNith
tongn, rs pieces of timberB CxBincbeH 20 piece
2fe inches, pieces 6xe inches, 10 piecea 1gb
"a pieces 2x6, Is pieces 2xl0, 7S pieces 2xl0,
pieces 2xx, SO pieces 2xe, "a places 2 inal ritnl
6U pieces 4x4, II pfscss 4x9yz piecoh 6xe. ].
pieces sxe. IS pieces 2-inab c1fp1, 20 pieces svt
me me iUaao sa,s InIn. 70 paeass tiscss 2zSts
ber io1i2 inches, ao feet long; Is rirccs fis5i
Notice Ia hereby given that or
Friday. the second dSy 81 sFspraas
A. D. 1858. at 10 O'Clock N. Of that day, viii
sell sll the right, title and interest Of said Eris
toi Silver Mining rompsny In and % the above
described property, at the Erfstol Silver Niu.
ING compsny's mill. In Lipcoin eo1niy. Nevada.
- public auction, for czsh in nspd, to TIE
hfghe6t and be6t bidder 70 nrtiafx eaf4i eror,,
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Trustees Sale.

NOTICE Is. HEREBY GIVEN. THAT FpA.
IN susnt to the authority vested in me in and
by certain Deed Of Trust, executed by the
Bristol Silver Mining Company to me, hsarinf
date June 18th, 1882, and recorded In linocli,
County, Nevada, Records, In Book r, Pages e3l
to 276, default having occurred in the payment
Of the interest .d1e December 18th. lsS2, on the
notes secured by said Trust Deed, In the sun
Of Fifteen Thousand Dollars, l will sell, at pub.
lic auction, to the highest bidder, al tho Board
ing House Of the said Company in Bristol. LIN.
coin County, Nevada. on the
Eighth day OF Sept ,mber. 1883.
At . o'clock p. M, the PROPERTY mentioned III
described In SAID Trust Deed, or 90 nucr
thereof % may be necessary to pay said inter
eets and costs Of sale, to Wit:
Those certain Mines, Mining Claims, QuArtx
Mill and Machinery, Millsite, Corrals, hosrdine
House. Barn. Assay Once. Blacksmith shop.
and AL properties situAted In Bristol Mining
Diatrict, Lincoln County, State Of Nevada. and
AZ q that certain mining claim known ~ thr
:, an q th.t certain mining claim luovr Is the
An undivided one-hsif Of that ccrtnin mtninp
claim known a. the "Gipsy' mine. r
An undivided one-hAlf OF that certain mining
claim known as the "Contact" mine.
An ufuiviuou Out-unlI oI tuAt ccItnl1 Il tu1uH
location, or privilege, known as the ''bristo1
Tunnel" -s.---. +isse q
The Bristol Silver Mining Company Mill and
Millsite. containing GAO acres OF land, moro or
less. III
That certain Ten-stamp Silver Quartx Mil
thereon, with Mill Building. Ore House, Hetoft
House. Engine Room. appnrtenances and ma
chinery. including pans, settlers, 70-horEe
power steam engine, boilers, ci6An-up pan, re
tort. we'll and well fixtures. boarding house
building with furniture, barn, skssy ONCE
with furnace and tools, blackBmith shop with
tools. building uhed a. lodging house for om.
appurtenancss now at the mines and mill nfore.
said. And also all the real estate and interest,
or other claim or demand, - we'll In Law ~ IN
equity. which the said Bristol Silver Mininf
company now has, OF may hereafter acquire Of
In and TO the said promises, with the appurtep.
ences. N,
Dated August LIST, 1888
auil-3t HENRY T. WILLS, Trustee
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Monday, The l7th day Of January,
A. D. 1887,

or 50 much Of each parcel as will pay the
amount Of taxes, delinquency and costs against
II, will be sold by me "a County Treasurer and
Ex-Oflcio Tax Receiver Of said County Of Lin
coin. at 10 O'Clock N. Of said day, at the front
door Of the court house. Ut the town Of Phoebe,
in said county. to satisfy such taxes deltn-
qusncy and costs. Said sales will be made
sudject to redemption within sig moptha after
the date Of sale. BY payment Of all tho sums
assessed against each parcel, together with three
per cent per month thereon from the date Of
sale until paid, In accordance with the pro-
visions Of Section Of an act Of the Legislxtura
OF the state of Nevada. approved March 18th,
1885. Statutes OF 1896, page III.
Phoebe, December ., 1886.
JOHN ROEDER,
County Treasurer and ex.Oflcio Tax Receiver
Of Lincoln County, Nevada.
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JOB PRINTING.

Ts1ss
PI0CHE RECORD !
NhwspApHs |
AND
JUB PRINTING
oFrIe,n.
MAIN sTReET.0
Ploche New
- ~,
The sttsnsaoa Of Msrcnanrs and Mining Gam
psnies Of Southern Nevada and South.
western Utah is called to thief sot that
Job Printinsof everydisoription "a
donsst the REooaD oyy1or In
sissaas style and at the
LOWEST PRICES.
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A ND ALL KIND OF FANCY AND PLAIN
"A lob Printingdons Arat-olneesty and
stshost notice
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The Telegraph In China.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 3.-1he steam
ship Oceanic arrived from Iokohona and
Hong Kong this morning. She brings Hong
Kong advices to Septcmber9. Allarrange-
ment is reported to have been made be-
tween the Chinese Government and the
Great Northern Telegraph Company, work
ing in conjunction with the Eastern Extcn-
sion Company, for an extension OF the La
perial China telegraphs TO kalGan and
Kiachta, which will give . direct telcgraph!c
route from China to the continent OF Europe
and Great Britain. 1t is said the Grca.
Northern Company is to pay the Chinese
Government one hundred thousand tae!s
on condition that the Cainese pay the sau!e
rate per word rs the two companies, namely
two dollars. The arrangement is TO coz
tinue in force sixteen years.
Considerable Indignation has been ez-
pressed at this attempt TO obtain monopoly
and later reports from China respecting the
China-American banking and telcgraph:c
syndicate for which Count MitkiewicZ nc
eo;iated concessions, are very conflicting.
1t is stated that Yen, President OF the Board
of Revenue, has strongly petitioGed the En-
press rot to grant the proposed concessions
and the China Merchants Company has re
pudiated all connection with The syndicate.
The English interests in China have been
endeaving to prevent the final consInlma-
ton Of the grant to America.
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4 Long Gcenu Race.

SAX f'rlEcIsco, October 5.-Capta;n
jos. y Holmes, of the ship Charmer,
which arrived here from New York today,
wiuiing the ocean race upon which she
started with The ship Seminole, from New
York, OIL Nay 10, was surprised to learn
that his Tcssc! bad not been beaten, as the
time of making the trip has been unusually
long. Captain Holmes stated that from
.he time be sailed out of the Narrows until
rs arrival a; this port he had seen OF heard
netting OF the Seminole or ship George
Curtis. which sailed from Philadelphia on
tie same day. Tie Charmer was delayed
Il. Dat!liHg winds and rough weather
.:n,;ad cape Horn. The weather of the
Cape was extremely cold and the ship WAS
covered with ice much of the time. Thomas
Slmi;:.. :. seaman, was lost overheard :: few
,:.s after leaving New York.
iroa arriving outside Golden Gate this
morning, Captain Holmes declined The IS
>iStanrc ri tug and came into the harbor
under full sail.
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One Lived. The Other Died

: woman formerly our lave IS now
chr cook. .ioout eighteen months ego
she became sickly and had o cough and
was confined to bed, and it was thought
tl-at She had consumption. The treat
,nen5 by physicians failed TO give relief.
In December, 1854, node Or knot the
size of q goose egg formed Just above
the pit of the stomach, which, when
larced, discharged matter for eight OF
nine months. One OF these also formed
uni;er her arm, and three on her back,
which discharged matter for 3 consider
able time. Tor six months Of this time
she confined to the house, and most OF
the time in bed. The stomach often re-
fused food. by rejecting what she had
eaten. She used a great deal OF medi-
cine. but failed 10 be cured. / bought
one bottle OF your 3. 3. B. (raade in
Atlanta, Ga and gave it to her and she
commenced to improve. | then bought
and gave her three bottles more, ndshe
continued to improve, ard in two
months time her cough had ceased, her
constitution strengthened, appetite and
digestion good. al discharges ceased,
nodes or knots disappeared and she went
to work apparently healthy and fattened
up greatly.
This woman had 2 married sister OF
near the same age Tho was affected IN
precisely the sane way and about the
same time. The had nodes or knots on
pit of her stomach, back, etc. She did
not take any B. b B. and the node on
Eer stomach ate through to the cavity.
She continued on the decline and wasted
awey, and finally died.
These We're two terrible cases of blood
poison-one used B. 3. ,. and was
speedily cured-tle other did not use if
and died. It is most assuredly o most
wonderful blood purifier. 1 refer to
merchants Of this town. IoErs truly,
- r. RDHITSOS
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The Story OF q Policy.

The Valley Mutual Life Association,
of Virginia, began business September
Sd, 1873. Guarantee fund, invested IL
bonds and mortgages first lien on rea!
estate), Sl0S,0C0.
The Valley Mutual Life Association Of
Virginia is the largest and the leading
Life Association in the South. Over
one million of dollars has been paid IN
cash to the families Of deceased mem.
bers.
The cheapness Of its plan is demon
strated by the experience CT those who
are insured. In illustration of this fact.
we take Policy No. 3, held by NJ. y. 7.
Tams, Cashier Of the Augusta National
Bank, Staunton, Va.,-Policy issued
September %, 1S7S,-s1, ,00O-consc-
quently it has shared every cost that has
come against the Company. The entire
cost to Mr. Tams in eight years ard sig
months, Membership Fee, Annua}s, and
Mortality payments, has been but $40. Il,
or an average annual cost Of $S.25. At
the date OF this insurance Mr.. Iams GaS
27 years Of age.
A policy Of even amount and date n
one Of the most popular Old Line coc-
panies on the ordinary lie plan, payable
at death only, would have cost hinl
sl92.75, or s21.50 per year-a saving OF
Sl22.31 in favor of the Valley Mutual.
Theories are easily advanced and ieal-
Gus rivals abound in them, but facts can
not be refuted.
First-class agents can get liberal con-
tracts by applying to
LEE HAGOOD,
Manager So. Ca. Department,
Columbia.
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THE END.
THE GAME COCK.
Ti,c Important Part Assigned to Him in
Ancient ond More Modern Times,
FELLOW MEN

TIic Important Part Assigned to Him II
:;ncirat and More Modern Times.
Tie came cock was an honored birC
IN ancient times, and is to-day by 4:
Iarme class Of men who love and al,
mirc him for his beautiful piumage and
indomi.aDlc pluck. In Greece and
SYRIA he was once an emblem of divin,
ity; in the mythology of the ancients
he WAS the symbol of vigilance, and
10 doubt he was used as q time indi-
Gator for the night sentincls in the
Roman army.
The Dclphian oracle 10 Tarqun.
vixen he enlisted in his cause Porscnna,
Kin@ OF Elruria, to recover his throne,
WIS 10 beware of the Roman youth,
for they had become addicted to cock
lighting. Pomponius Mcl;s, the histo-
ri&n, asserts that the Roman Emperor
did not begin TO decline until cock
fighting had fallen into disrcpute
among its Governors. The soothsay-
ers warned Mark Antony to take heed
of Cesar because his cocks were al
ways beaten by him. Seyerus was not
able to conquer Britain until he had
rendered his principal officers passion
a:nlv fond and emulous of glory by
exhibiting main OF cocks every day
before them. Alexander Sevcru5, the
cousin Of Hcliogabalus, suppressed a
revolt among portion Of his army at
Antioch, by fighting some cocks in
their presence.
The fact Of Themistocles command
ing two game cocks to be fought in the
open view of his dismaycd army when
he besieged Dalmatia shows the power
exercised over the mind by the exhibi-
ton of courage displayed by these gal
liant birds General jackson. Of our
own favored country, during his cam
psigns against the British forces in the
South, had his farorite games always
with him. At night, and within sight
Of the camp-fres of the enemy, the
orderly could be seen with lantern in
hand coming from the headquarters
wagon with y pair of birds for the
nights amusement. The band would
play "See the Conquering Hero
Comes" the men would cheer The
contestants, and in this way he helped
to keep up the courage Of his @sn-
American RQusru JQur7sGI =, =. -.
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standard authority.

and became a standard authority.
Marianne saw with concern that he
GREW eraver and more reticent day by
dav; and vet the children all knew
him ard approached him with the old
time love and familiarity. His gener-
oS;ty also caused the frugal cousin
much uncasinesS. One cold day he
came home without his overcoat, say
inc with a smile that he had met 8
poor man who needed it more than he.
Marianne waited patiently and Loyalty
from year to year, still hoping that the
doctors "hour' would come
With the lapse of time VANS mis-
doings became more open, and the list
of opprobrious adjectives was read tc
him almost daily. Kathc grew old anc
gray in the house, still haunted by fears
of peStilcncc and other dire calamlties,
and with a new source Of trouble lcsl
some evil might happen to the adored
DeSiree on her many journeyings.
When Desiree and her husband were
on their travels, frequent letters from
them flew like white-winged birds over
to the doctors house. 1--WE are happy
was their constant refrain to the incred
ulous surprise OF Marianne, who had
prophcsicd trouble and had from yeal
to year awaited that action for divorce
which was sure to come. 1T isn't IN
the nature of things" she said, 'for
man tickle as Hilmar Ussikow to get or
with an ignorant child like Desiree
who does not know how to heel stock
ing or oversee family baking
Later on, children's feet triNpec
through the doctors garden, and
beautiful, radiant mother, with her huS
bands arm around her, looked on smil
ing as the grcat-nncle played ball witt
her little lads The ball was the self
same one Hortense had thrown into the
eve of the young student.
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PRIVATE BOARDING .

O., TIE FIRST OF OCTOBER, the
undersigned viii open
FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE
in Charleston, for the accommodation OF
both Transient and Permanent BoardeEs.
iLe Building, located on the northeast
corner OF Wcut"olth and Glebe streets,
is conveniently near the business portion
of King street, VI iree from the noise
OF the thcrorghfafes. It is within easy
reach from the Academy OF Music and
fro.a Churches of al The different de-
nominations.
The house has been thoroughly re-
paired, and fitted up il good style with
new furniture and fixtures.
Terms reasonable.
For further information address
Mrs. L. L. HASELL,
or Miss S. S. EDWARDS,
Ltf Charleston, S. c.